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FUNERAL SELFIE PSYCHOS

from DARKNET by Rswll

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I visit the slaughterhouse
For takeaway meals
How can you expect
My disconnect to ever heal?

Childhood:
I never read what I write
Pressured by a metal man
Always in sight
History? White
Teacher? White
Multiple choice
There is only one right

I am taught
That I am wrong
So be like Jesus
And He looked on
Hanged from a wall
He looked on and on
And on and on
And on

"Be like metal Jesus"
So now I am:
I'll forgive you… maybe

I was chained to a ship
That was built to sink
You fucking old people
Never taught me how to swim
Broke the whole Earth
Said, "Clean it up, kid!
Put you in a diaper,
So you owe us this shit

Sorry there's no money
We have spent it all on bombs
To blow apart your friend
With whom we couldn't get along!
Just go and get a job
It’s not that hard
You just need experience
To get a job that gives experience

And get a good degree
That you won’t ever need
Tuition will kill
But, living ain’t free!
Just make that money
Make that money
Make that money
Get cash for me

Oh, and women are equal
there is only one right
Oh, and accept all people
there is only one right
Be anything you want, kid
It is your life!"
Then why does my exam say
Only one right?

"Just be like metal Jesus"
So now I am:
I’ll forgive you
And get my revenge

We’re all a bunch of psycho
Lazy slobs
Trawling through the internet
All day long!

Funeral selfies,
Vapid dumb kids
Showing some tits
Like a covered up bitch!

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from DARKNET, released October 3, 2015

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